A League of Peace; A Rectorial Address

In this powerful and influential address, Andrew Carnegie argues passionately for the establishment of a world government that would work to prevent war and promote the cause of peace. Drawing on his own experience as one of the richest and most influential men of his time, Carnegie outlines a practical and realistic vision for a future in which nations are united by a shared commitment to justice, freedom, and cooperation.

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